In this week’s Bloomberg podcast, Bloomberg Intelligence analysts discuss the findings and impacts of their research:
Debt Ceiling Breach Likely Avoided, But Angst Coming &#8212; Nathan Dean explains what Bloomberg customers expect from the debt-ceiling fight.
T-Bills Outstanding to Climb on Debt-Limit Deal, Coupons Stable &#8212; Ira Jersey says Treasury bills outstanding could jump by over $500 billion.
429 Million-Ton Elephant in the Room for US Oil and Gas &#8212; Andrew John Stevenson explains the underreporting of methane emissions by oil and gas companies.
Remote Work May Keep Prime European Offices Prone to Distress &#8212; Sue Munden lays out why REIT defenses may not be enough.
Wobbling Dollar&#8217;s Next Leg Lower Might Be Just Getting Started &#8212; Audrey Childe-Freeman says dollar bears are back in charge.
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Alix Steel

Debt-Ceiling Outlook; Energy Elephant in the Room

In this week’s Bloomberg podcast, Bloomberg Intelligence analysts discuss the findings and impacts of their research: Debt Ceiling Breach Likely Avoided, But Angst Coming &#8212; Nathan Dean explains what Bloomberg customers expect from the debt-ceiling fight. T-Bills Outstanding to Climb on Debt-Limit Deal, Coupons Stable &#8212; Ira Jersey says Treasury bills outstanding could jump by [&hellip;]